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Paroxysmal ataxic dysarthria.

R Netsell, R D Kent

The Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders

|February 1, 1976

Summary

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This study reviews 13 cases of paroxysmal ataxic dysarthria, often linked to multiple sclerosis. Carbamazepine proved effective in treating this transient speech disorder.

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Area of Science:

Neurology
Speech-Language Pathology

Background:

Review of 13 cases presenting with transient ataxic dysarthria.
Focus on speech patterns characteristic of ataxic dysarthria.

Observation:

Dysarthria episodes were brief, appearing, remitting, and reappearing within seconds.
Cinefluorographic analysis offered insights into articulatory dynamics during these episodes.

Findings:

Multiple sclerosis was either diagnosed or suspected in all reviewed cases.
Carbamazepine demonstrated efficacy as a treatment for this specific dysarthria presentation.

Implications:

Presents a preliminary checklist for identifying paroxysmal ataxic dysarthria.
Offers speculations on the origins of the disorder's transient and ataxic nature.